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Local council faces backlash for excluding Australian flag in pamphlets

Local council faces backlash for excluding Australian flag in pamphlets

Sky News AU04-06-2025
Sky News host James Macpherson discusses the recent backlash from the Mornington Peninsula Shire which excluded the Australian flag in a kindergarten registration promotion.
'It's not the first time this has happened,' Mr Macpherson said.
'Why wouldn't you just say, no other flags, there's one flag that unites us all, the Australian flag, all other flags, fly them on your own time.'
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